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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

LoxpoS. Mar 2s.-A Paris correspondent
of the Tsmss telegrsphs that Rouvier has
f,rn1ci Cabinet. Ths Cabinet i composed.
the correspondent says. 81 moderate Re
pubEczns, or Of . unlnn 81 the fs-ff and the
operation will he = trial Of = reacti0n xssinst
Rs3ic8lisu. miiitarvism aad Socialism
The party of the Right have promised the
nev Ministry foA support
The members Of ths cabinet are tne fsi-
lowing. NJ Rouvier. Premier and Minister
of Finsnce, NJ Fiourens. Minister Of For
eien Affairs. n Spsiler. Minister of Justice.
n Fsllieres, Minister 81 the Interior ard
ef Public WoHhip, General 5s1ssfer. Minis
fer II War: Admiral JsGres. Minister oi
Marine 4 DeeeIle Minister Of Asrfcnl-
turs. ~ Etisnus. Minister % Pubic Works.
N. Cochery. Minister cf Pests and Tels-
graphs, M Berthelot. Minister Of Pubic
destruction.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

The greatest show 81 the season l. IA
nounced At smiths opefs House for thiF
week and the people anderline5 demon :
sirsse the truth OF the assertion. The bar
lesqne queen, Mile. ZltellA and the inini,
tsbie comedian Nat flynn viii appear tn
original sketches. the brunswick quaftctie
viii warbls oeautif0l ballads end f5se thslf
snussc-s scoentricigies Frank kenl ia hlsck-
face specialtios. Maggie B0rrsll. la toiies
dances skipping rope IL. etc. Jaeess esnith
in unapproachabie specinifles the STOCK
stars in new acts and entire fnsrstof1ous
company ia programfDe interesting and
amusing
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

WiNSirEs, Man. May 2s.-Another In
dian outbreak now appears certain this time
between the Canadian Bloods aud the
American Gros Ventres. Some time ago
the Gros Venires crossed the line. killed
several Bloods and ran of loo Of their
horses. Thursday the Bl0ods retaiiaied by
going into the Gros Nentres' country and
attacking the American Indians Several
OF the latter were killed and SIXTY horses
captured by the Canadians. Both tribes
have donned their war paint and battle
involving al the Indians on each side of the
line is more than probable. A large de
tschment OF mornted police is on its wsy "a
the scene Of the trouble and will Try ts
elect a settlement
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

ssstroes. y. Y. May 2s. Three fatal
tiles we're caused bv yesterday afternoons
storm IN this vicinity. About $50 O'Clock
Morris Harris. tenant on the Greenfield
estate Of the Hon. T. B. Carroll. was in
SANITY killed By lightning which struck
bis WAGON housc. where be bad been taken
refuge from the storm. The wagon hou.e
wss dasaazei $500. Harris caves a szmiiy
Al Necbanicviile Chsres Warren was
struck and instantly killed by the electric
fnid While working in Early Bowen >
barn
In Hartford. Washington county, while
Ira Warren and three sons we're engaged IN
cutting seed pofafses in the sforehouss ct
their farm. th1nderb0it entered at the
c0rne- 0f the building. killing Henry, aged
IS. ard stunning the other three, who.
however. soon recovered
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

IONA. May 2s--At 1890 this afternoon
a. gang OF young men were going outside
the walls OF the Ionis House of Cor
rection to work on the prison farm. one of
them, Joseph Descario, started 10 escape
while passing through little grove east OF
the wardens residenc,. The keeper in
charge of the squad called to him
10 stop. but the fleeing man ran only the
faster. The keeper sent hsing shot after
him in the air, again calling him 10 stop or
he'd XII him. This had no effect, bat after
a second shot fired in earnest. Descario fell
dead in bis tracks He was q Canadian
Frenchman from St Ignaca. sent TO prison
Feb. n last, for three years for perjury. He
vas "a years old, and had no relatives in
tnis Stare.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

A4att& t4tArt @&t&%*s*@@E " tt* - 80
fsssr-ts fsiat's Actssas.
The Ia foinl sbiuc<ion ceas caused Goa.
siderable ooamenf yesterday and public
opinioa seems 10 ts on the sias II ths We
man. who has bees bounded around che
oonntry IN her futile enaasseFs ~ fetain
possession OF her offspring. The child 80
question, hslls l.aiu 10 sotpt is very I'll
aud iiae doctor Nss called te the jaii several
times yesterday 10 ses her, n hare with he1
mosner she Is ia custody II fhs sheriff.
She had high ieysr last night ane brAin
trouble is ttfeetened
II hall shs story told by Mr.. EosaFas be
true-sna she claims 70 be Abis - spbsiaD
tate Il slI--hef life las besn = SAL one. and
the plaintid IA the present case Old Ia
P0int--has been = most unnatural FfaDo-
father and wholly incompetent to cars fcf
the child whom hs sesks 70 tea away fron
IL mother. Mrs Edwards speDas Inosi 81
her rme ia tears aud has the sympefiy ~
the iaii ofilciais who are unFemitllnK IA
their kindness 80 hef.
La Point marched last night vita the
Salvation Army. wearing TIE regulation
cap coat and red shirt lis Language 10
wards his daughter is disgusting and he
appears 70 be more niied for 81 insaue
ass lnm than q guardian e en innoueni b@ey
ffr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Everybody viii remember ffof Morris
wonderful troupe Of performing doss that
appeared at Powers about tive yesrs ago.
The theatre was oiled with delighted child
ren aud pleased adults at every perform.
ance. All these and the pobiie generally
will be pleased 10 know that Prot Morris
has greatly enlarged his enterfainment. the
dogs DOW numbering s. and the ponies u.
under the name of tbe equine aud oacaDt
Paradox. and tbsi be viii open st Powers
Opera House, june 9, Tor weeks enteftaip-
s,a4fsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
The following shows the present standing
ff the Ieagne ei,1hs.
FAST RUNNING HORSES.
Probability That Carneft VIII Win the
Itunning Race at Latonia Tuesday.

Probability That Cnrnott Will Win the
Isunning Race at Latonia Tuesday.
Messrs. Mart Boorhem and Chas. Wat
ters. of this city. are the owners Of four fast
running horses--Carnott. Unit. Billy @ and
Jennie. These horses have been in train
ing since March last, at the Latonia course.
near Cincinnati. and have developed re-
msrkable speed. Carnott Is three-year-
Old. and in trial heat yesterday morning
speeded so fast that il Is fair TO presume
that the owners have struck q mine. Char
lie Waters left last night for the Lstonia
track. ia order to be present Tuesday when
Carnott and Unit are among the compesit-
ors in the three -years-oids race. mile heats.
From Latonia the stable goes TO ST. Louis,
thence to Chicago. and probably East.
From all indications IL is generally con-
cedea that Carnott will be the winner OF the
race Tuesday. and as he Is selling in the
field with big odds against him, victory
would ensure hinl wonderful reputation
ana his owners a good wad OF money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Tie SEE xosk pbiilsTn eBit cInt es1-
cssi tomarre7 eyeniif si8 - tee 49, ss-
feFsnf - 80 se1sen ni f0sesf fyfefe
Aoass Tee HroeTHHsfat - B. fFeaentet
vii fIiezs< ererr if3s. f'st e13et<ss heire
asnohf tfs Feff fner 1ftfk a. s8es q.
= ftt zoneF = cgstee leH ~ - ore ~ isf
fsw eofFuao ertess slfrfs ~ ~ t'e4e
ena tlse uras reol,'t 81 fs4 Eefi|o
shosslf re tne ~ z teS %<isyfet
4 ixsfs fsssf ffs fi.fssfs ~ao kc9T 5nel
4lts - exree. f>nif thie itnees natca,
ssFet .f1sssef fise efsiefei fsitiit r. eef -
: eabesr .bs vH - s ff
1ss eutirs rras ~ Hfef c.Fe w.i
r. a As frrft s Ne tr fnpf De-
ser4ine snsittfief k .terf 5t ttf
raesl - resessss sesls IS esefei = u9fs
os1st ff1r1ses4ee faFtr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Nxw Yoax. May = The BROOKLYN
locker Clao races today rssaitsd - Foliovs:
First rsce-thrse-yess. oids sDs upwards.
SIX fariongs Marklsnd, 6rst 1ebf Ban.
second. Ciinssx. third. Tire. lIS
hsm, Erst PHI Tee. second. Msxxfe ]
third Tine i55
Third rscs-BedfoF6 STAKES for I've resr.
oldsr Mercury, 6ssf: FsszJzr8es. sec1s1ss
Fordhs1. third T5rae f163
Foarsh rsee-f1areadon sfexss for tkree-
yssr-o5ds 0ils and aasrzsr Jsisf Cot
FIRST; 0sihsmnso. seo3rsa Minor,tg Crss
third. Time. 1f0.
Finh rsoe-fos tvo-sesr-o.6s. sre far.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
DETROIT'S DEFEATED
xhs fssses sz@siss Fp-s~ees tsezas<
TIE f.sss.s ssskss H>u~s- "A st.sss
saa tssesbszes Es<f
ffesss<.

NEw 1oR3. Mar - The sstsaasnse st
The neio sFunais sss sassB ewia< - uB-
kssoFshle resshsr Is FsineA stssss al shs
raornins sad TIE essas wss called Ia =
dizxling rain. b2ldwla sad 6sassi. fsx
Detroit, ssd Kesss and nsosa. fer New
York. forsnss The bsstsries hartFiss msn
sizsi up LAZY B4ldxin" early in tas ssms
and hss him hard snd offen. TIE lieldlng
q The xolseTins's ~&s Rot ~ tbs kssf eni
their defeat l. due solely - the heavy bat
ting Of the Nsw fcrks. 4 hezsns 10 dawn
upon Mr. Watkins IA a the new rule does
"a s0sne sxleat i ter ere vifh bis ssmeas
left handed wizard kssfs for Aes fork.
was sharp and brilliant and 81 times
phenomenal considering the soxxy cosdi-
ton Of the s~art. The tesait Was ss
follows
Sc Ss- =, s,efs-.----------ss ss5ssss al, al,
Rz.. his--Ssw York. -. Detfok II.
Errors-Nes ferk. 4 Delfols.
hssierles-Ksste and srosn, bAdstn aud
Gsa1sll
Unpire-Doeschsr
Tue BsSssn-c caiosso Tarss ~ss ps4, pessa ca
scooant % rain-
The wsshiastou sna PssssaFg essbs plsyed
thFse Innings sodss. the sore ssaa1ing y "a
favor Of q, nome elub. whea Istn 81 IN and the
ssme ess called
At Phflaasiphla--
fhnsaslph.a -.--...-s s-io
base hts -Philsdelphia. Is: Indianapolis. lz.
Fnors-phlls6elphla. Z: inelana potts.
Batteries buifnzioa ana 6rnii.as; Aoffison
and Hscxett.
Umplre-Fearce.
Athls:ie. ..,s.ls...s.;, ...---.;e l o
Rsse hiix-Atbletic. 9: cinclnnatl. 4
ErEors- Athletic 3, Cincinnati 3.
Bstteries-Seward and Robinson: Ac6innis
and Baldwin
tmpire-Cufhbert.
Al Louisville
Louisville ..-.-.-... o 0 0 g. 5
Brooklyn .........-..!o l o o I 0 l. &
Base hlts-Iouisville. IL: Brooklyn. Ia.
Erfors-Loulsyiile. !; bFo0klyn. /.
Batteries-Eamsey and Gross. Porter ard
o Bren.
Umplre-MeQuade
A. 81 Louis
NJ Msiropoli,sn. lIosI,,.,1,,.. s-is
Batteres-Foutz and BoyIe: Mays and Holbert
Cmpire-Jsnnings.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ... ........0 0 o o o 0 o. 5
Baltlmore. ....~.0 0 Z 6 o ) s-is
Base hits-Cleselsnds n: Baltimore L.
Errors Cieveands. s: baltimore. O.
batter.es-Crowell aud Snyder Kilroy and Full
ner-
umpire-vasentiae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Is the woman's Erchange, OF 10 Monroe
st., which enables It's members 10 dispose
OF their work 70 the besi advantage, with
out being known. The Exchange furnishes
homemade refreshments for weddings
parties. etc. ~ very reasonable rates she
members. too, are usually very proficient IN
embroidery and fancy work. ard orders "a
this class Of work are always flle1 sstis-
fsctorily. Lessons are also given in en-
broidery or stamping. either alone OF ia
classes. Refreshments Of ali kinds fur.
nished on short notice
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

James Flsnigan was srrsigned ~ Police
Coart yesterday. on on a charge Of iefeens
less than SIS. Jim wns serving q tern IN
isil for being drunk, and ia the uesnsine
bis wife bought him q suit of clothes. fs5l
which bs was 70 pay a. soon e. hs Rol oot
Of "bock" Jim dldnt believe IN pay nF
for anything. 80 he broke into his wis .
house and took the clothes without oere-
mony. His ess vi. be bear6 os TUESDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

A Destructive Fire An Old Jefferson CITY,
louisiana.
NEw oRLKAss May 2s.-Yester day after
noon a are broke out Ia front Of the sixth
district Of the old city OF Jefferson. and the
best part or the four blocks was destroyed
Thirty fenements, Schoolho8se and fac.
tory were b1rnedl together with a great
deal of other property. The loss is $50. 600
divided among thirty families. some OF
whom owned their homes. and lost every
thing. The torn Is located mile above
this city. on the Mlssiskippi
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

3ezskeF "a 80 nt<.ezFt H.estslstsk<
Feaasse-i - sskxAssei tseenss.
SF loxn. &sF - 2siss Ftosssis saees
sss easefed tais sitsFaeoa en Feassh >.
eeezsiaasd - : ranning strest HzAi hs.
f<ssn Elsaa.i GsEsseke. a. s1ioxaey SD
ke<fesssss1lss Asekln. a tie Nlsseari
Legislators. The kssi s<<sa Al ths DoeFi
Haase doef vbsre Mseklta hsesne IA.
Folses in > nxht ssfh j. p. 0arseebs. 80
xftornsg. xBd Aiex hs his sen clerk
e oBe ~ ths GtES1it G0uFts. fh< Hxht ~as
ssksn np bslf a. boar lsfsr ~ kiaBand
DsrescAe. sho. after &a exfstinx ehsss q
blsckA esazhs A<rklin and poanasA him
is xhtfai asnnsF TIE tEoaels sruSs
ogsE e4sa IA court
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
TERRIFIC GAS EXPLOSION.
Fzirmount Indiana. fn Danger of Being
Destroyed by Fire

wABAsH. Ind. May 2s.--At IA early hour
this morning the wetchmsn AT the big gas
we'll in Fairmount entered the derrick with
lighted lantern. a terrific explosion. oc
Cured. the escaping gas having tguited,
The explosion blew the cap Oft the pipe snd
flame from the six-inrh tabsng shot 10 an
Immense height. The derrick and machin-
cry were burned up IN a few moments.
James Payne. the watchman. and a CON-
panion named Rachel were dan6eronaly
burned. The town is threatened with de
struction should strong breeze starr up.
proven futile.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
CAUGHT on OUR WIRE.

BosTox. NAY 2s-stafe Insurance Con-
missioner John X. Tsrbox. of Lawrence
died early this morning in this city.
sss FRsxcsaco. May 2s.--The bodies of
so Chinese wsli Be disiafsrred rext week
and shipped % China.
aTxsEsroxs. MINI. May zs-Tomor-
row sfsernoea the corner stcne Of TIE rev
Knights q Labor temple in tnfs ctr uils
- Isid with imposing ceremonies. Large
delegations vii Re present. Victor Drary.
q Distriet Assembly Ne. g., New York,
vii &c the orstor Of the day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Case" Ksseboon. charged By Jerry
Lanninga. with shooting bis Ok, with NAL
icious intent to MAIN the beast. wss
brought up for examination Ia Jastics
Wesffsli's Court Yesterday. Alter bgzrur
the evidence the Judge deci ded that DO vas
not guilty Of such q ser5ous cbsrge sad TIE
case was dismissed lie was Immediately
re-srrested. however On q chsrge ef tortnr-
Ing the Ok he Eas q ven q trlsi and Ened
$40. snd costs amounting 10 $5s5. which
he raid and wzs released
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
Camn Wa.hinrfon.

WASHINGTON, May ga fair crowd was
IN attendance at the drill grounds today
The company competition-irill part OF the
programme was carried out. but the usual
afternoon rsin at O'Clock. prevented the
dress parade. Prepar l.ions for leaving
camp were visible in many quarters today
and several companies left for their homes
for>tvtt
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

The married men OF TIE newly organized
cricket club. win pay mstch game With
the single men Of the team. ~ the Pair
Grounds Monday afternoon st 5 Q cieck.
There Vii be sn sbundsDce 6 frn, TIE
members viii christen thssr new uniforms
and large stten5sDce will undoubtedly -
rroeenf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
Donahue challcuse. Jones.

The following challenge speaks for itself.
and " accepted the sporting fraternity will
have al opportunity OF seeing the good
qualities possessed by the little California
diamond
Sporting Editor Of the TELrGasxHERsfo.
1 hereby challenge Harry Jones. OF
Chicago-champion lightweight Of Cali
fornia-to box me TO a 6nish with soft
gloves. Match TO take place as early as
practicable, winner 70 take the entire gate
receiofs. IArK DoxAHUR
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

The 0-Wsshts Nong Commitscs on
Prizes have selected designs furnished by
Capt. J. G. Herkner for the medals 70 be
given ss prizes for the coming regatta.
They are similar In style and shape g.
those OF last year. bat are heavier. more
elaborate. and all OF pure gold. They will
be sent to the Medal Committee of The
Northwestern Regatta Association. aud II
approved BY them Captain HerKneT will
make them
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

SAN FRAxcIsco, May 2s.-Today has been
the hotties. day for fifteen years. The mer-
cury. shortly after II o'clock, mounted to
$50 degrees. the highest previous record
being 80 ? degrees in June 1855. Hot
wirds are reported from the northern and
central portions of California for two days,
and 10 some pisces crops lave been seri-
ously injured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

UsIoxrowx. Pa, May 2s--A raid vas
msde today on the Jimtown coke rioters.
and swsve Of the ringleaders were arrested.
Among the number was VIM. Bielssein, a
member OF the Executive Board Of the
Amalgsmatsd Miners aud Iaborers Asso-
cation. There we're no new Developments
Il, sne sfr;ka
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

The Athletic Base Bali Ciab yesterday
accepted the chaIIengs FOR match game Of
bail Monday afternoon. which was prosnui-
gated by the Black STOCKINGS The latter
rsfsse 10 play. hence tbe match i off aud
The bold chsIiengefs will probably now re-
tire TO the woods and not bother news
papers With further idle challenges
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

The business men Of West F8lton-s st.
amused themselves yesterday sfssfaoon By
PLAYING q game Of bass bali With the email
bo5s Of the a1oa Hixh Sshool NIcsory
was achieved bT the BIG fsl0ws. the score
standing u . 3 IN their faxor
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Major Poore was born in the State OF
Massachusetts, in the year 1850. His Jour
nalistic experiences began when he was only
Is years old. with an engagement As editor
OF the SSssfhera HAfg. Georgia. lie held
this position two seaxs. Ia 1874 he was
appointed historical Agent OF kssssehn-
seits in France During the four years ia
correspondent OF Boston newspaper. tie
returned home in lS4s and resumed edito-
rial work. He has resided in Washington
more than thirty years. during which time
he has performed q vast amount of work
for various newspapers. Among his writ
ings are .iRie = aud FALL OF Louis Phillips. .
published in Isss. and The Conspiracy
Trial" given to the world in 1895.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

fxsnass<a rssstzssas slsaii.< to ThAs Whieh
Hss Bs<a AeesFdsa 20 orbEles.

NosrskAL. March so Brisn AMI Kill
bride lea toaight foy Boston. abous two
hundrea people assembling 10 see thess OF
Il : understood that Lord Lsnslo.na viii
be lnyiiet % partleipzss in the ousen's >
jubilee eelsbr2fl01. A number al .rtsh-
Gsen. including an ofhasr OF 81 Pairiek's >
Society. threaten TIA, II ne comes 70 koa-
trsai hat &c wiil Dc treated ss Vas o. brlea
Ia Ontario aad viii be a. vigorously hissed
and rotten esged a. the famous orator Was.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

CHICAGO. May 2s.--The county boodiers
trial in the Criminal Court was today post
poned until next Monday. owing 10 a death
in the family Of Mr.. Hardy. one of the
counsel The trial viii pTocsed on Monday.
notwithstanding the fact that il will be a
lsral hnlidar
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

tk.NNtttt = Ntt ft-t-NNAftA "a
ALLEGAS. May 2S.-An engine on the
Allegan & Lake Shore Railroad was ditched
this morning. fatally crushing and scaiding
Engineer Ansop s. Lince. Fireman Holmts
was seriously INJURED
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

LuprSsroS, May 2s.-William Wyman was
He was tried Immediately, found guilty and
lined $50 and costs, TO stand committed
until the fine was paid. He paid the fine
and was released. Wyman was arrested on
complaint OF Deputy Game and Fish
Wardsn II. ID. Casweii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

BRrssz1z. May =. Gen d'armes to
day seized large number Of bombs. guns
snd other weapons. together with q con-
siderzbie eusntikv q dynamite in houses
occ1pied By striking workmen Ia Meuss
Valley.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

PaIApEIFzsA May 2s.--At 40 o'olecs p.
N. the scare os the pedestrians in the az
dsy go-ss-yoa- please Walking match. which
cadet the race. stood a. follows burks,
as nilss Noremsc szss "a bay, al. Cox
sses Nint. ST. Tiliy. So Adams. slI.
Dillon, RS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

ssven Hundred and Fifty Persons Proi
ably Lost IN Cyclone.

aDIy L"sf IN Cfttehs
CALCUTTA. May 2s.-Tho cyclone which
visited this section of the country yester-
day. was very destructive. A LovaI steamer
with $50 persons aboard was caught by the
cyclone and Is missing. II is feared she Is
list with all on board. The district OF
orsss Was completely devastated by the
cvcl0ne
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

BAY CilrY. May 2s.-A,derman Louis
BeTtch accidentally shot himselfthis morn
ing. While handling an old revolver it
was discharged and the bullet went
through his brain, resulting ia instant
death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

James HeaEy was arrested Yesterday near
the p. 4 n Junction in Walker township
on a charge ot dIsordeFly aai vegrancv.
He vas brought before Justice Wsstfsli
snd pleaded no. guilty % the charge. He
viii Be given fprthsr hearing on Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Nav Yeas. May. 2a.--Ihs braiser Jake
kllrsin wss sssn shis merss'ng. and he said
that he would hght Paddy ksaa witA pleas
uss. If Ryan p.sans business kirsln ed
vises flu 10 ssnd the 81 tsf9 fofislt ne las
q posted Ia san Francisco % this eiig
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

James Clsrkius. the gambier. who shot
Mari B0orhern in gambling room fraoss
was yesterday beid for trial 81 the next
tern 81 the Superior Ceart by Judet
Hosmes, 3f the Police E0urt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
KILLED FOR LIBEL.
An Eaftor Shoots Another Dead for Re-
Sections On tsis wffs-Lynehfng
PfoEnbfe.

OMAHA. Seb.. May 3s.-fhis afternoon b.
l. Richardson. of the Loop City North
wssfvn. shot and instantly killed o. b.
Willard. OF the Sherman County Hases.
The cause was the publication OF poem ia
the Sorfk Western. rejecting upon the
character Of Mrs. Willard preceding her
marriage. The sheriff is snrouie 10 St.
Paul. Neb-, with the prisoner. A mob is in
pursuit and Iynehing Is probable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

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fses sssxs-sakhsh nsfsss. selsins heae,
Anay !. Assmo 4 1eha Hsofg q fass
tek
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f1sfd rsas oes mils. kstes "A naa
1ssslps Time "A.
FeaFfh Faae-1 ~ .eAshtn nklies N3nte
line Hantrvss = lack GtCks s. fiEss "a
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

DETROIT, May 2S.-Johnny Bresnahan,
aged II years, while fooling with a cheap
revolver this morning was shot dead.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29
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Ben: ferley poore. the veteran Journalist,
died 81 Il IS thls morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29


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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

lister the holy communion and preach
in st. Stephens church, corner Ran
dolph and View streets, IL a. m.; will
celebrate the Holy Eucharist in ST..
Johns church, White Bear Lake, 8 p.
M, and will officiate in st. Mary's
church, Merriam Park. 7:30 p. IN.
Memorial services will be in memory
of the life and labOrs of the late Robert
Smith, Bethel chaplain, at the House Of
Hope church.
Plymouth church, corner Wabasha
and Summit avenue. usual services at
10 a. m, the pastor, DR.. Dana officiating,
In the evening a general meeting of all
interested in the state Y. M. G. A.
work will be held. Addresses by Rev.
Mr.. Williams, formerly state secretary,
and DR.. Dana.
Rev. L.. Lane, state evangelist, will
preach in the Christian church, corner
Carroll and Louis streets, at IL a. m. A t
7:30 p. IN. Miss Laura Tibbitts will de :
liver temperance lecture entitled
"Who is to Blame?'
First Presbyterian church, co rner La
fayette and Woodward avenues: Preach
ing to-day at 1O:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. IN.
by Rev. NJ. l.. p. Hill.
Rev. j. w. Luke, of Moorhead. will
address the afternoon meeting at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms to-day at O'Clock. Sub
Ject: ''Opportunity."